Great video , ive been watching jeffs vids for 2 yrs now, & have learned more from these vids than any others on you tube , thanks jeff ,keep um coming your much appreciated
If you have time could you post a picture of your Brassica plot. Mine looks thin now but just put the 75# Urea down this weekend on the acre. First year using the 6#’s of Northwoods Whitetails Brassica blend planted August 8th. Not sure if should over seed next weekend with the 200# of winter rye like I did the other 1/2 of the food plot this weekend. SW Wisconsin location. Thank you.
I’m new to hunting and hoping to get my first White Tail this year. Trying to learn as much as I can to prepare so I really love these videos. Thank you!
One thing I am always curious about as a pretty generalist hunter is hunting small game, upland, and waterfowl and how that impacts deer hunting. I have two dogs one flusher and one pointer. I hunt more days for grouse and hare than I do for deer. I average a deer every other year but have multiple opportunities every year to take a deer though. But I will admit I have never taken a giant, mature buck. You have videos about good deer habitat should have pheasants and rabbits etc but it would be hard to have that and not hunt them too. Can you use sanctuary areas and hunt small game on the fringes and still have good deer or is all that commotion going to blow them out? If you like to hunt all critters and trained dogs would you set up your own property for deer and hunt small game on public land or hunt deer on public and set your land up for small game?
This year is gonna be my first year bow hunting shooting a matthews we have a big 12 point with double drop tins a nice old mature 9 point and a nice 6 and then a bunch of basket racks and a lot of does so can’t wait for the rut
Crazy in new Jersey this year. EHD the midge bug. Is killing the deer herd. Had 8 big nice bucks on camera last month was getting 300 photos a night now lucky if I get 10. Found 2 nice bucks dead by water. Called game warden. He said NJ is getting hit hard. He had 25 deer dead by a creek. Who knows what deer season is going to be this year.
I hunted the same stand 6 days of my 8 hunts and harvested my best buck ever and first with a bow last season. Right outside of a bedding area I was on the east side of it with a south wind using a grunt call and bleat can. Had 9 different bucks in them 6 days come past and didn't burn out the stands. I'd only sit until 11 or so. Depends on the property and access to the stands. Been very successful hunting the same stands over the past couple seasons. Love your videos!
I've walked into my late-season area in the morning, after it was daylight, dragging my sled with my stand, chair, heater, etc. Set up my blind, in the snow, and got settled in. 10 am, a buck came walking through, pretty much following my trail in. Dropped that buck about an hour after setting up the blind, which sure wasn't done in silence. You just never know what a deer is going to do.
You make a lot of good points. Surprised you allow other people to walk on your land. Also, we are surprised you push Round Up and other poisons on your food plots that are very harmful to wildlife and humans.
I've watch every one of those videos took me 3 weeks but man did I learn alot and when I got to the end I just started it all over I catch more that I didn't learn on the first time around. Jeff knows what he's talking about listen to him
Always on point. Thanks Jeff. No matter how many videos i watch i always seem to pick up a few new points on every video. Just finished a morning overseeding some rye, fingers crossed for great food plots this year. Josh
I rarely miss watching the entirety of every video of yours. You pack outstanding information into the proper length of video. Content and length are much appreciated.
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 Did you know you give off EMF that deer can sense? I surely did not know that but today I saw it in an ad on FB, lucky for us deer hunters there is now clothing that will block that EMF from getting to the deer. Whew…what would we do without that? 🙄🤪
Another perfect timing video with a fresh cup of ☕. Once again, I appreciate you including public land in your content. That's all I'm able to hunt at the moment so it has helped me out tremendously. I'm sure I'm not alone. Keep it coming!👍👍👍
Jim...I am sure that you are not alone!! I love hunting public land 😊 I will always do my best to include public land hunters. Have a great Labor day 😊👍
I don't know about other states, But in Indiana public land is very few and far between. Plus it gets lite out and you see your surrounded by other hunters or they keep walking past. Hard to get away to scout when it's a 2hour drive to get there. I'm sooo lucky to have more private land to hunt than I could ever in one season.I have been able to set in different areas each weekend, according to the wind. my food plots and switch grass are coming on strong thanks to you! So I don't sit on the couch much because I can spead myself out over the season as to not burn out my stands. Plus all the surrounding land is hunted by atv guys and no other food plot guys,heck they'll park on the upwind side of where they hunt. Hope THEY don't discover YOU Jeff! Thanks for the awsome season I'm about to have.🤞
I had a rut stand last year (first time having one) that was at an intersection of 3 trails that I waited until early November to hunt. I saw at least 14 deer including a mature buck that was out of range. It was the most deer Id ever seen in a sit. Ive moved that stand about 25 yards due to it being better hidden but it definitely paid off. Great advice as always Jeff👍
Had a crop failure is 2 fields this weekend been three weeks and hardly any growth I've grew brassicas for the last 2 years there and always till and fertilize but this year i tried plot start and no till method minus the buckwheat which i guess i will try. I really cant understand. Is it 2 late to plant tillage radish in WV say this coming weekend or do i just winter rye everything lol?
So I have a stand, that sits right outside a thicket (where deer are hiding in early season, I’ve seen it for myself lol), with food in front of it, a creek about 100 yards away, and a trail from a bedding area to said thicket and food. My stand sits about 40 yards from the food. On opening day should I make an all day sit? Opening day weather is the coolest for a week.
Likely never an all day sit in a spot like that...too close to food to enter in the morning hours. I can't see an all day sit just about anywhere on opening day...other than possibly public land, but even then there are likely better options.
Little off topic but hoping for some advice, I'm a new bow hunter first year. Have a small amount of private land but wanted to start getting used to public land and broadening my horizons hoping to travel to some other states for hunts on public in the next few years. Is it nuts to try to use a 4 pole stake in the ground blind, it's super portable kind of like a duck blind on public land during bow season? I have no tree gear at all currently. Thanks for any replies!
Urea is controlled since it was used in Oklahoma city. Farm supply stores may have it but they don't just hand it over to just anyone. They either need to know who you are and where you are using it. Or they want to spread it for you so they know it's used properly.
Thanks for the content. I’m in Saskatchewan. Last night was my first night in the stand. A doe caught the scent of my walking trail into the stand and didn’t seem to mind. But she caught me leaving my stand when I thought she was long gone. Will this impact my stand location going forward?
I’m learning so much from this channel. My wife and I bought 220 acres in Maine and are trying to implement as much of what you say as we can. You talk a lot about over hunting a stand. Can you elaborate on this more In a video at some point? I’m a weekend warrior due to my work schedule. Would you consider hunting the same stand once a week over hunting? Let’s say it’s always in perfect conditions, winds right, good access etc. what does overhunting a stand in your mind consist of? Thanks again for the content! People say you can’t build a strong heard in Maine. I want to prove them wrong!
Jeff, my brassica plot is coming in nicely after two weeks from planting. Do you recommend Urea at about the one month stage of growth? I believe you mentioned this in another video but I’m having trouble finding it. Thanks Jeff 🙂
BTW Jeff…all the nice bucks on cameras all summer long have “disappeared “. But I know some thick laurel and high stem count areas they’re now holding up in. Just like clockwork, once the velvet is off, the big boys head to thicker cover. Now we have small yearling bucks on the cameras that we haven’t seen all summer. Deer sure are amazing creatures.
I have a hard time hunting does that don’t have fawns in early season. Seems all my locations there aren’t any solo does or mature doe groups. Only does with fawns. Any pointers?
Pulled my cameras after I had two dandies staring at the camera, pride myself with putting them high and hiding them but they are not cell cameras. They say they are red glow but let’s be real! Deer can see that red flash. Do cell cameras emit any red glows? Have you been busted with your cell cameras? Thanks for all your input and spreading your knowledge!
Hi Mark...those red bulbs are really bad! They can easily see them. Much worse than a traditional white flash. Makes you realize what can happen when you use a red lens flashlight, "that deer can't see" 😬
My cell cam is a black flash, no-glow. If it's a solid black lens, it's no-glow. The low-glows(red flash) aren't totally blacked out. Easiest way to know, is record your cam triggering in low light. And, some cams are louder than others. Some are silent, some aren't.
I’ve found number 5 to be a big hunter problem, is relying on a product to kill all their scent. I’ve always found the wind is your friend when it comes to the 4 plus year old bucks.
The pic of you in the tree. What is that called which is holding your bow in front of you? I've been looking for one but can only find ones for cameras
Hi Shawn they are bow hangers...you can get them at most hunting retailers. Beware tho...there are some pretty cheap ones out there! One of those things that you get what you pay for....
When should be the cutoff line for timber improvement? Bedding, corridors, stands etc. Also can I basically cut any bush/shrub about half high for hardwood regen? -along corridors. Thanks.
Hi Colton...I would stop by labor day for the October 1st openers...more mid August for some of these early openers. Often those shrubs are exactly what you want along corridors.
Where I hunt there's a spot that goes about 300-400 yards that's full of scrapes and rubs. What would be the best way to hunt that section? Or should I keep away and pick a spot where they might be interning the most?
Hi that really depends on if it is a bedding area, staging, feeding, field edge, etc...where the bucks are coming from and going to. For starters accessing to the downwind edge in a manner that you don't spook the deer getting in or out of the stand....
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 it runs along thickets next to a river/marshy area. I believe they cross over to the other side but bed down in it too. It's about 300 yards or so to the other side.
I've enjoyed your videos, Jeff....but I'm starting to get frustrated by some themes. If I would have taken your advice and hunted a lot less and only on 40% days. 3 of the bucks I killed over the last 5 yrs, I would not have taken. A couple pieces of advice...1) stop speaking in absolutes. Every single property is different and there could be situations where some of this ends up being poor advice. And 2) stop coming off like someone who doesn't like to HUNT. You sound like someone who only cares about your brand and shooting big bucks, not someone who actually enjoys the outdoors and the act of deer hunting. And before you think I'm a brown-and-downer, I'm not. I target the top bucks in my area (pressured Michigan). But I suspect more people hunt when they can because they can or simply want to hunt....and that is NOT a fail. Maybe it's time to get off your couch and enjoy creation. I hunt a lot....and I try to do it as smart as I can. I'm not concerned with having a buck kill on camera or my brand. I do it because I LIKE it. You may want to learn to relate to that joy and acknowledge that on your channel. It's certainly not a fail...
Excellent comment. I hunt as many days as possible because I love to be in the woods. My life doesn't depend on killing the biggest buck in the woods, or any buck, for that matter. The younger generation is being sold a bill of goods by the RUclips "experts" and will never be able to enjoy hunting for what it truly is.
Thanks again Jeff!
Thanks Jeff👍
Thanks for your knowledge.
Great video , ive been watching jeffs vids for 2 yrs now, & have learned more from these vids than any others on you tube , thanks jeff ,keep um coming your much appreciated
Thanks Dave that really means a lot to me...I will do my best to!
So wait till October?
If that's when your season opens? 👍
If you have time could you post a picture of your Brassica plot. Mine looks thin now but just put the 75# Urea down this weekend on the acre. First year using the 6#’s of Northwoods Whitetails Brassica blend planted August 8th. Not sure if should over seed next weekend with the 200# of winter rye like I did the other 1/2 of the food plot this weekend. SW Wisconsin location. Thank you.
Love your videos so helpful
Thanks you very much Austin, have a great season!!
Thanks
I’m new to hunting and hoping to get my first White Tail this year. Trying to learn as much as I can to prepare so I really love these videos. Thank you!
Great advice! Plan the hunt then hunt the plan!
Great way to put it Jeff!!
Always love watching your videos. Curious, do you lower your buck standards on state land??
Hi Kyle, yes I do! Just depends on what is available too...
I hope in the early September doe season I can get a early doe harvest on public land.
Hey what about a small property with a feeder that is against some big thick woods when should you hunt a feeder
Your content is appreciated greatly Sir
One thing I am always curious about as a pretty generalist hunter is hunting small game, upland, and waterfowl and how that impacts deer hunting. I have two dogs one flusher and one pointer. I hunt more days for grouse and hare than I do for deer. I average a deer every other year but have multiple opportunities every year to take a deer though. But I will admit I have never taken a giant, mature buck. You have videos about good deer habitat should have pheasants and rabbits etc but it would be hard to have that and not hunt them too. Can you use sanctuary areas and hunt small game on the fringes and still have good deer or is all that commotion going to blow them out? If you like to hunt all critters and trained dogs would you set up your own property for deer and hunt small game on public land or hunt deer on public and set your land up for small game?
What is the best scent block for deer hunting???
Your couch? Lol
As always great advice 👍
This year is gonna be my first year bow hunting shooting a matthews we have a big 12 point with double drop tins a nice old mature 9 point and a nice 6 and then a bunch of basket racks and a lot of does so can’t wait for the rut
Crazy in new Jersey this year. EHD the midge bug. Is killing the deer herd. Had 8 big nice bucks on camera last month was getting 300 photos a night now lucky if I get 10. Found 2 nice bucks dead by water. Called game warden. He said NJ is getting hit hard. He had 25 deer dead by a creek. Who knows what deer season is going to be this year.
I hunted the same stand 6 days of my 8 hunts and harvested my best buck ever and first with a bow last season. Right outside of a bedding area I was on the east side of it with a south wind using a grunt call and bleat can. Had 9 different bucks in them 6 days come past and didn't burn out the stands. I'd only sit until 11 or so. Depends on the property and access to the stands. Been very successful hunting the same stands over the past couple seasons. Love your videos!
That's a fact. But this guy really don't know what he is talking about
I've walked into my late-season area in the morning, after it was daylight, dragging my sled with my stand, chair, heater, etc. Set up my blind, in the snow, and got settled in. 10 am, a buck came walking through, pretty much following my trail in. Dropped that buck about an hour after setting up the blind, which sure wasn't done in silence.
You just never know what a deer is going to do.
The stuff you said. Ain't true here in GA
Great video
Spot on as always.
Spent the day prepping my couch!
Ha, D...you will be rewarded!! 😁
You make a lot of good points. Surprised you allow other people to walk on your land. Also, we are surprised you push Round Up and other poisons on your food plots that are very harmful to wildlife and humans.
I've watch every one of those videos took me 3 weeks but man did I learn alot and when I got to the end I just started it all over I catch more that I didn't learn on the first time around. Jeff knows what he's talking about listen to him
Thank you Denny we really appreciate that!! Most of all I hope it all helps you out 😊
How much do you charge to come out to someone's state
Got me a big doe yesterday. Got my steaks and jerky now time to hunt a big ol boy
Always on point. Thanks Jeff. No matter how many videos i watch i always seem to pick up a few new points on every video. Just finished a morning overseeding some rye, fingers crossed for great food plots this year.
Josh
Good morning Jeff! Church and WHS, cant get better than that! Congrats on 165k subs!
Thank you very much Isaac!! Hope you enjoy the morning...church and the entire weekend 👍
I rarely miss watching the entirety of every video of yours. You pack outstanding information into the proper length of video. Content and length are much appreciated.
Thanks a lot Kevin...trying to be efficient 😊 Appreciate it very much...
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
Did you know you give off EMF that deer can sense? I surely did not know that but today I saw it in an ad on FB, lucky for us deer hunters there is now clothing that will block that EMF from getting to the deer. Whew…what would we do without that? 🙄🤪
Another perfect timing video with a fresh cup of ☕. Once again, I appreciate you including public land in your content. That's all I'm able to hunt at the moment so it has helped me out tremendously. I'm sure I'm not alone. Keep it coming!👍👍👍
Jim...I am sure that you are not alone!! I love hunting public land 😊 I will always do my best to include public land hunters.
Have a great Labor day 😊👍
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 likewise!
I think you're spot on, but I can only hunt 4 hours at a time. I tried an all-day sit once, mentally it was just to much.
Thanks for the information.
High valve days= be on stand. Also high value times on a given day. Low value day/time of day. Stay home.
I don't know about other states,
But in Indiana public land is very few and far between. Plus it gets lite out and you see your surrounded by other hunters or they keep walking past. Hard to get away to scout when it's a 2hour drive to get there.
I'm sooo lucky to have more private land to hunt than I could ever in one season.I have been able to set in different areas each weekend, according to the wind. my food plots and switch grass are coming on strong thanks to you!
So I don't sit on the couch much because I can spead myself out over the season as to not burn out my stands. Plus all the surrounding land is hunted by atv guys and no other food plot guys,heck they'll park on the upwind side of where they hunt.
Hope THEY don't discover YOU Jeff!
Thanks for the awsome season I'm about to have.🤞
Any tips of bringing big bucks to food plot 100yards away from houses and not much cover in the woods where I hunt
Hi Dylan...so many ways to look at that scenario. Bucks need quality cover all the way to the food source or they likely won't make it by dark.
I had a rut stand last year (first time having one) that was at an intersection of 3 trails that I waited until early November to hunt. I saw at least 14 deer including a mature buck that was out of range. It was the most deer Id ever seen in a sit. Ive moved that stand about 25 yards due to it being better hidden but it definitely paid off. Great advice as always Jeff👍
Another great show keep it up brother ....6 days can't wait
Wow Chris...coming in HOT!
Thanks a lot, have a great day 👍😊
Any tips for hunters who experience big, sudden habitat changes right before the season? Like hurricanes and such.
Had a crop failure is 2 fields this weekend been three weeks and hardly any growth I've grew brassicas for the last 2 years there and always till and fertilize but this year i tried plot start and no till method minus the buckwheat which i guess i will try. I really cant understand. Is it 2 late to plant tillage radish in WV say this coming weekend or do i just winter rye everything lol?
It definitely is not too late for tillage radish in WV as long as you plant quickly!
What’s it going to take to get historical best weather days on the HuntWise app.
Hi Ryan, not sure that's necessary? The weather days in the past do not predict future dates.
My food plots washed some with all tha rain at once, Need to go back in with wheat or rye ?
Hi Shawn...getting to that perfect time to do so! I would hit at least the bare spots or lite spots with heavy rye...
So I have a stand, that sits right outside a thicket (where deer are hiding in early season, I’ve seen it for myself lol), with food in front of it, a creek about 100 yards away, and a trail from a bedding area to said thicket and food. My stand sits about 40 yards from the food. On opening day should I make an all day sit? Opening day weather is the coolest for a week.
Likely never an all day sit in a spot like that...too close to food to enter in the morning hours. I can't see an all day sit just about anywhere on opening day...other than possibly public land, but even then there are likely better options.
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 so maybe sit around the bedding area in the morning, and head around to it about noon?
Sleep in. Get in between before the evening movement if the wind is ok. You will be happy you did
@@hamstraroofing considering hunting above the beds in the am, then heading down the woods about noon for the evening.
Little off topic but hoping for some advice, I'm a new bow hunter first year. Have a small amount of private land but wanted to start getting used to public land and broadening my horizons hoping to travel to some other states for hunts on public in the next few years. Is it nuts to try to use a 4 pole stake in the ground blind, it's super portable kind of like a duck blind on public land during bow season? I have no tree gear at all currently. Thanks for any replies!
This is going to be another good one.Thanks Jeff.Have one more stand to put up.Just have t find the right tree.Have it narrowed down to 3..
Thanks D! Oh I love that choice 😊 A huge part of the fun!! Good luck narrowing it down to the 1 👍
Where does everyone get their Urea granules? Can’t seem to find any. I used plot boost but also want to fertilize with the Urea...
Urea is controlled since it was used in Oklahoma city. Farm supply stores may have it but they don't just hand it over to just anyone. They either need to know who you are and where you are using it. Or they want to spread it for you so they know it's used properly.
Thanks for the content. I’m in Saskatchewan. Last night was my first night in the stand. A doe caught the scent of my walking trail into the stand and didn’t seem to mind. But she caught me leaving my stand when I thought she was long gone.
Will this impact my stand location going forward?
I’m learning so much from this channel. My wife and I bought 220 acres in Maine and are trying to implement as much of what you say as we can.
You talk a lot about over hunting a stand. Can you elaborate on this more In a video at some point? I’m a weekend warrior due to my work schedule. Would you consider hunting the same stand once a week over hunting? Let’s say it’s always in perfect conditions, winds right, good access etc. what does overhunting a stand in your mind consist of? Thanks again for the content!
People say you can’t build a strong heard in Maine. I want to prove them wrong!
Jeff, my brassica plot is coming in nicely after two weeks from planting. Do you recommend Urea at about the one month stage of growth? I believe you mentioned this in another video but I’m having trouble finding it. Thanks Jeff 🙂
BTW Jeff…all the nice bucks on cameras all summer long have “disappeared “. But I know some thick laurel and high stem count areas they’re now holding up in. Just like clockwork, once the velvet is off, the big boys head to thicker cover. Now we have small yearling bucks on the cameras that we haven’t seen all summer. Deer sure are amazing creatures.
I have a hard time hunting does that don’t have fawns in early season. Seems all my locations there aren’t any solo does or mature doe groups. Only does with fawns. Any pointers?
I shoot whatever adult doe gives me the chance...the fawns easily survive. Also, there is no dry doe...just a myth.
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 lmao.
Pulled my cameras after I had two dandies staring at the camera, pride myself with putting them high and hiding them but they are not cell cameras. They say they are red glow but let’s be real! Deer can see that red flash. Do cell cameras emit any red glows? Have you been busted with your cell cameras? Thanks for all your input and spreading your knowledge!
Hi Mark...those red bulbs are really bad! They can easily see them. Much worse than a traditional white flash. Makes you realize what can happen when you use a red lens flashlight, "that deer can't see" 😬
I bought 2 cheap no flash cameras off Amazon for under .$150, with a 3 year warranty.
4.5 review out of 5,000.
My cell cam is a black flash, no-glow.
If it's a solid black lens, it's no-glow. The low-glows(red flash) aren't totally blacked out.
Easiest way to know, is record your cam triggering in low light. And, some cams are louder than others. Some are silent, some aren't.
I’ve found number 5 to be a big hunter problem, is relying on a product to kill all their scent. I’ve always found the wind is your friend when it comes to the 4 plus year old bucks.
Amen Cody! Depends on if folks want to fool young deer...or old deer. And I don't even think those products fool young deer much...
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 I think a young bucks nose is a lot better than people realize. Good luck this year. 🦌
For sure....they still want to live too 😊
Thanks a lot and you too!
Damn i was an amateur the last two years
The pic of you in the tree. What is that called which is holding your bow in front of you? I've been looking for one but can only find ones for cameras
Hi Shawn they are bow hangers...you can get them at most hunting retailers. Beware tho...there are some pretty cheap ones out there! One of those things that you get what you pay for....
When should be the cutoff line for timber improvement? Bedding, corridors, stands etc. Also can I basically cut any bush/shrub about half high for hardwood regen? -along corridors. Thanks.
Hi Colton...I would stop by labor day for the October 1st openers...more mid August for some of these early openers.
Often those shrubs are exactly what you want along corridors.
Where I hunt there's a spot that goes about 300-400 yards that's full of scrapes and rubs.
What would be the best way to hunt that section?
Or should I keep away and pick a spot where they might be interning the most?
Hi that really depends on if it is a bedding area, staging, feeding, field edge, etc...where the bucks are coming from and going to. For starters accessing to the downwind edge in a manner that you don't spook the deer getting in or out of the stand....
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 it runs along thickets next to a river/marshy area. I believe they cross over to the other side but bed down in it too.
It's about 300 yards or so to the other side.
👏🏽🏹👍🏽
Thanks a lot Robert!!
Got at least 10 stand locations gonna try to move around every time this year
Sounds like a great idea Denny!! Good luck 👍
@@whitetailhabitatsolutions9751 good luck to you too
I've enjoyed your videos, Jeff....but I'm starting to get frustrated by some themes. If I would have taken your advice and hunted a lot less and only on 40% days. 3 of the bucks I killed over the last 5 yrs, I would not have taken. A couple pieces of advice...1) stop speaking in absolutes. Every single property is different and there could be situations where some of this ends up being poor advice. And 2) stop coming off like someone who doesn't like to HUNT. You sound like someone who only cares about your brand and shooting big bucks, not someone who actually enjoys the outdoors and the act of deer hunting. And before you think I'm a brown-and-downer, I'm not. I target the top bucks in my area (pressured Michigan). But I suspect more people hunt when they can because they can or simply want to hunt....and that is NOT a fail. Maybe it's time to get off your couch and enjoy creation. I hunt a lot....and I try to do it as smart as I can. I'm not concerned with having a buck kill on camera or my brand. I do it because I LIKE it. You may want to learn to relate to that joy and acknowledge that on your channel. It's certainly not a fail...
Here's Johnny..
Excellent comment. I hunt as many days as possible because I love to be in the woods. My life doesn't depend on killing the biggest buck in the woods, or any buck, for that matter. The younger generation is being sold a bill of goods by the RUclips "experts" and will never be able to enjoy hunting for what it truly is.
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Great video